The Bibiani College of Health Sciences in the Western North Region is grappling with significant logistical and infrastructure constraints, Principal Bayor Bamaanuore Blaise has revealed.
Speaking during the college’s 9th Matriculation and 5th Graduation ceremony, Mr. Blaise said the lack of a school bus and a pickup vehicle for administrative work continues to disrupt operations. He noted that the institution is often forced to rent vehicles for official assignments, increasing operational costs.
He also expressed concern over inadequate infrastructure, particularly overcrowded hostels, which he warned could heighten the risk of disease outbreaks among students.
The Principal has therefore called on government, stakeholders, and philanthropists to support the college with essential resources to improve conditions for both students and staff.
He further urged graduates to remain proactive after school, encouraging them to explore private sector opportunities while awaiting possible recruitment into government service.
